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1、CEPT T/SF*3L-OS*E = 232b4111 O009224 O T/SF 31 -05 E Page 1 Recommendation T/SF 31-05 (Cannes 1983, revised in Odense 1986) GENERAL SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE ASPECTS OF AN INTEGRATED SERVICES DIGITAL NETWORK (ISDN) Content 1. PROVISION 2. LIST OF SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES 3. DEFINITIONS OF SUPPLEMENTARY SE

2、RVICES 1. 1.1. O 1.2. 1.3. 1.4. 2. 3. PROVISION General Aspects That one or more Supplementary Services can be associated with a basic Telecommunication Service. This applies to both Bearer Services and Teleservices. Supplementary Services cannot be offered to users on a stand alone basis, but must

3、be offered in association with a basic Telecommunication Services. Supplementary Services are suited to assist Users in using Bearer or Teleservices. Provision of new types of Supplementary Services That with the introduction of the ISDNs separate signalling channel (D channel), administrations woul

4、d envisage introducing Supplementary Services which have not been provided with existing networks because: (a) the control procedure were too cumbersome or, (b) the interruption of the call in progress in order to send control signals would have been unacceptable. An example of such a Supplementary

5、Service is Number Identification. Relevance of Supplementary Services That the operation of Supplementary Services should always be relevant to the form of trafic being carried. A matrix relating the relevance of Supplementary Services to Bearer Services and a matrix relating to Teleservices see T/S

6、F 3 1-06. Location of Supplementary Services The Supplementary Service may be located in either the network or the terminal or a combination of both. When Supplementary Services are terminal located some restriction and safeguards will be required on terminal solution e.g. - they shall not be allowe

7、d to influence the control of charging; - they shall not override network security and secrecy requirements; - they shall not abuse the network. For example generation of excessive ineffective trafic due to “Last Number Repetition”. LIST OF SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES That an agreed list of Supplementary

8、 Services is contained in Annex 1. DEFINITIONS OF SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES That agreed definitions of Supplementary Services are contained in Annex 2. Edition of January 15, 1988 CEPT T/SF*3L-O5*E 2326434 0009225 2 M O LIST OF SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES Nr. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 1

9、5. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. O 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. Annex 1 TITLE ABBREVIATED ADDRESS ADVICE OF CHARGE ALARM CALL SERVICE ALARM (WARNING) SERVICE BOOKED CALL CALLED BARRING SERVICES CALL HOLD CALL HOLD CALL WAITING CENTRALISED

10、DISTRIBUTION OF RECORDED PRIVATE INFORMATION CENTRALISED PBX FACILITIES (CENTREX) CHANGE OF SERVICE DURING AN ESTABLISHED CALL CLOSED USER GROUP CODE/SPEED CONVERSION COMPLETION OF CALLS TO BUSY SUBSCRIBERS CONFERENCE CALL CREDIT CARD CALLING DATE AND TIME CALL RECORD (a) DIGITAL CONNECTIVITY DIRECT

11、 DIALLING IN AUTOMATIC MANUAL DIRECTORY ENQUIRIES DIVERSION SERVICES (a) CALL FORWARDING UNCONDITIONAL SERVICE DESCRIPTION (c) CALL FORWARDING BUSY SERVICE DESCRIPTION EDITING EXPENDITING OF A CALL IN PROGRESS FAULT REPORTING SERVICE FIXED DESTINATION CALL FREEFONE SERVICE GENERAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS

12、 INFORMATION SERVICE INTERCEPTION OF CALLS LECTURE CALL LINE HUNTING LOGGING OF INCOMING CALLS MALICIOUS CALL IDENTIFICATION NATIONAL SELECTION AND INDICATION OF THROUGHPUT CLASS NUMBER IDENTIFICATION (a) CALLING LINE IDENTIFICATION PRESENTATION (b) CALLING LINE IDENTIFICATION RESTRICTION (c) CONNEC

13、TED LINE IDENTIFICATION PRESENTATION OPERATOR ACCESS TO AND CONTROL OF SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES OUT OF AREA LINES PACKET DELIVERY CONFIRMATION PAYPHONE SERVICE PERMANENT SUBSCRIBER NUMBER PRIORITY PRIORITY SELECTION REPEAT LAST CALL SEQUENCE CALLING (b) CALL FORWARDING NO-REPLY SERVICE DESCRIPTION GEN

14、ERAL DE-ACTIVATION SERVICE TISF 31 -05 E Annex 1, Page 1 Edition of January 15, I988 CEPT T/SF*3L-O5*E I 2326434 O009226 4 T/SF 31-05 E Annex 1, Page 2 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. SUB-ADDRESSING TERMINAL PORTABILITY TERMINAL SELECTION THREE PARTY SERVICE TRANSFER OF CHARGES UNIVERSAL ACCESS

15、NUMBERS USER SELECTION OF PAD PARAMETERS SETTINGS WIDE AREA SERVICE USER-TO-USER SIGNALLING Edition of January 15, 1988 CEPT T/SF*31-OS*E W 2326414 0009227 b T/SF 31 -05 E Annex 2, Page 1 Annex 2 DEFINITIONS OF SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES COMMON TO VOICE AND NON-VOICE SERVICES 1. ABBREVIATED ADDRESS Defi

16、nition The possibility for a subscriber to make a call by sending a short code instead of the full number. 2. ADVICE OF CHARGE This supplementary service provides charging information to an ISDN user for all chargeable calls. 3. ALARM CALL SERVICE Dejnition The possibility for a user to cause an ala

17、rm call or calls to be made to his line at a time or times specified in advance by him, and to receive an appropriate indication when the call is answered. 4. ALARM (WARNING) SERVICE Dejnition A service which will provide a suitable signalling device (e.g. key or sensor device) at the customers prem

18、ises which when operated will cause the network to send information to identify the particular premises to a specified terminal, e.g. the Police or security agency. Signals will be continuously exchanged between the network and the customers premises to protect against faults or sabotage. O 5. BOOKE

19、D CALL Dejnition With prior information from a subscriber, a call may be made automatically from his termination to a particular number or services (excluding the Alarm Call Service) at a specified date and time. 6. CALL BARRING SERVICES Defnition The possibility for a subscriber to have certain cat

20、egories of call barred from his termination, i.e. : - all incoming calls; - all outgoing calls; - incoming calls from selective addresses; - outgoing calls to selective addresses. 7. CALL FORWARDING SERVICE DeJinition The possibility for a customer to Obtain a number in a distant area and have all c

21、alls to that number automatically forwarded-at his cost-to a number in his premises. Description A subscriber who wants to receive calls at his premises at low cost for callers in a certain (distant) area, can be allocated a number in that area. All calls to that allocated number are automatically f

22、orwarded through the public switched network to a number connected to the nominated subscribers premises. The calling subscriber is charged for the call to the allocated number only; the charge related to the forwarded part of the call is applied to the controlling subscriber. The service will only

23、be available on pre-arrangement with the Administration. 8. CALLHOLD Definition An engaged user can hold the existing call and may reconnect to the existing call at a later time. Edition of January 15, 1987 CEPT T/SF*31-05*E = 232b4i14 O009228 8 T/SF 31 -05 E Annex 2, Page 2 9. CALLWAlTING Definitio

24、n The possibility for a customer to be notified of an incoming call whilst his termination is in the busy state. Subsequently, the customer can either answer the incoming call, reject or ignore the call. 10. CENTRALISED DISTRIBUTION OF RECORDED PRIVATE INFORMATION Definition The possibility for a su

25、bscriber to record and have stored one or more messages which can be either forwarded to registered addresses or called for by intended recipients. At the registration of the messages the times for delivery, storage, etc., may be indicated. 1 1. CENTRALISED PBX FACILITIES (CENTREX) Definition The pr

26、ovision to customers by means of specially equipped public exchanges of services normally available only in PABXs e.g. internal connexions. 12. Definition The possibility for a user to change the service during an existing call without disconnecting the call. CHANGE OF SERVICE DURING AN ESTABLISHED

27、CALL 13. CLOSED USER GROUP Definition The possibility for a group of users, connected to the ISDN, to intercommunicate only amongst themselves and, if required, one or more users may be provided with incoming/outgoing access to users outside this group. 14. CODE/SPEED CONVERSION Definition Terminals

28、 with different speeds are enable to intercommunicate. Character signals or groups of character signals in one code are automatically converted into corresponding signals or groups of signals in another code. 15. Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber (CCBS) allows a calling user A, encountering a b

29、usy destination B, to be notified when the busy destination B becomes not busy and to have the service provider reinitiate the call to the specified destination B if User A desires. 16. CONFERENCE CALLING (ADD ON) Definition This supplementary service provides a user with the ability to have a multi

30、-connection call, Le. a simultaneous communication between more than two parties. COMPLETION OF CALLS TO BUSY SUBSCRIBERS O 17. CREDIT CARD CALLING Definition Payment of charges by placing a credit card in a specially adapted terminal. 18. DATE AND TIME CALL RECORD (a) Digital COMCVQ Definition The

31、digital connectivity is a user facility that enables user to establish a fully digital path at 64 kbit/s user-to-user(s). Edition of January IS, 1988 CEPT T/SF*33-0.5*E 2326434 O009229 T W T/SF 31 -05 E Annex 2, Page 3 3 I 19. DIRECT DIALLING IN Definition This service enables a user to call directl

32、y to another user on an ISDN-Private Branch Exchange (ISPBX)/Centrex or other complex subscribers installations, without attendant intervention. This supplementary service is based on the use of the ISDN number and does not include subaddressing. 20/2 1. DIRECTORY ENQUIRY SERVICES Definit ion A serv

33、ice whereby users can be informed of subscribers numbers, and possibly also name or address information by means of automatic or manual retrieval. 22. DIVERSION SERVICES (a) Call Forwarding inconditional service description Definition This service permits a served user to have the network send all i

34、ncoming calls, or just those associated with a specified basic service, addressed to the served users ISDN number to another number. The served users originating service is unaffected. If this service is activated, calls are forwarded no matter what the condition of the termination. Other Call Forwa

35、rding services provide for Call Forwarding based on condition (e.g. Call Forwarding Busy (CFB) and Call Forwarding No Reply (CFNR). In normal situations, the CFU service is provided on a per access basis. (In these situations, there is a one-to-one relationship between ISDN number and access.) Howev

36、er, the network may recognise multiple numbers on single interface; in addition, it may not understand a complete ISDN number (e.g. DDI). In these cases the CFU service is offered on the basis of the part of the ISDN number which the network can recognise. (b) Call Forwarding No-Reply service descri

37、ption Definition This service permits a served user to have the network send all incoming calls, or just those associated with a specified basic service, which meet No-Reply and are addressed to the served users ISDN number to another number. The served users originating service is unaffected. In no

38、rmal situations, the CFNR service is provided on a per access basis. (In these situations, there is a one-to-one relationship between ISDN number and access.) However, the network may recognise multiple numbers on single interface; in addition, it may not understand a complete ISDN number (e.g. DDI)

39、. In these cases the CFNR service is offered on the basis of the part of the ISDN number which the network can recognise. O (c) Call Forwarding Busy service description Definition This service permits a served user to have the network send all incoming calls, or just those associated with a specific

40、 O basic service, which meet busy and are addressed to the served users ISDN number to another number. The served users originating service is unaffected. In normal situations, the CFB service is provided on a per access basis. (In these situations, there is a one-to-one relationship between ISDN nu

41、mber and access.) However, the network may recognise multiple numbers on single interface; in addition, it may not understand a complete ISDN number (e.g. DDI). In these cases the CFB service is offered on the basis of the part of the ISDN number which the network can recognise. 23. EDITING Definiti

42、on A function provided by the network which will give terminal users an opportunity to edit characters sent to the network before the network takes action. 24. Definition Intervention by an operator, interrupting a call in progress, in order to allow another incoming call to be offered. Embraces “Op

43、erator Override”. EXPEDITING OF A CALL IN PROGRESS Edition of January 15, 1987 CEPT T/SF*31-05*E i m 232b414 0009230 b m - T/SF 31 -06 E Annex 2, Page 4 25. FAULT REPORTING SERVICE Definition A service which enables faults to be identified to the Administration. The fault information may originate e

44、ither from the customer, or automatically from the customers terminal or from the network. 26. FIXED DESTINATION CALL Definition The possibility for a subscriberto set up a call to a number, nominated by the subscriber, without the need to send address signals to the network. 27. FREEFONE SERVICE De

45、finition A subscriber can be allocated a special (Freefone) number and the charge for all calls to this number are paid by him instead of by the callers. 28. GENERAL DE-ACTIVATION SERVICE Definition The possibility for a subscriber to de-active all Supplementary Services activated on his ine except

46、“Abbreviated Address” and services requiring keywords. 29. GENERAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS INFORMATION SERVICE Definition A service whereby users can, by means of automatic or manual retrieval, be informed of the general Telecommunica- tions Services and Supplementary Services in a country e.g.: - call p

47、refixes; - access codes for various telecommunications services; - calling procedures; - control procedures; - telecommunications charges. 30. INTERCEPTION OF CALLS Definition Calls which, for reasons such as those listed below, cannot reach the wanted number may be intercepted and diverted to an op

48、erator, an answering machine giving a verbal or written announcement, or a tone, to give the callers the appropriate information. - Change of a particular number including advice of new number. - Renumbering of a group of numbers or a change of dialling code. - Wrong information in directory. - Dial

49、ling of an unallocated code. - Dialling of a number allowed by the numbering plan but not yet allocated or no longer in service. - Route) out of order. - Route(s) congested. - Subscribers line temporarily out of order. - Suspension of service owing to non-payment. 3 1. LECTURE CALL Definition A lecture call is an established connexion between a caller and two or more parties whereby information is passed unidirectionally from the caller to the other connected parties. The call is set up by an automatic device programmed by the cailer from his own terminal. The service emb